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Has the move to mandatory safety training online actually changed how you think about accident prevention, or is it just a tick-box exercise?
As organizations face rising insurance costs and stricter liability standards in 2026, the shift to online safety training raises a critical question: does digital delivery actually change on-the-job behavior, or is it just a compliance checkbox? Cast your vote to share your experience.
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